Sales desk
Quotations, invoices, credit notes, and pay links on a shared catalog.
Mrfqy ERP · OS spine
The ERP spine of Mrfqy OS
Finance, sales, inventory, purchasing, HR, and live partner portals on one ledger — bilingual, industry-ready, and wired to POS, websites, domains, and your online store.
ERP HQ
Apps
Activate spine, commerce, and industry modules — one bilingual workspace.
Spine apps on one ledger
Finance
Double-entry soft-post from committed sales and stock moves.
Inventory OS
PR/PO, goods receipt, serials, stocktake, and cost layers.
Purchasing
PR/PO, vendor quotes, approvals, and goods receipt.
CRM
Leads, pipeline, activities, and outbound sequences.
HR & Mrfqy HRM
Employees, attendance, leave, and org chart — departments and job titles wired to recruitment and careers.
Expenses
Employee claims, approvals, and reimbursement journals.
PortalsLive
Customer, vendor, employee, and owner portals on branded slug URLs — invites, password reset, and merchant control desk live today.
Commerce apps on the spine
POS, websites, domains, and online store — ERP apps on the same spine, not separate products.
Operational flows
12 spine flows — quote to cash and procure to pay
Every revenue and purchasing path posts to the same books — no export jobs.
Quote → order → delivery → invoice → payment
Sales desk through AR and treasury on one trace bar.
QuoteOrderDeliveryInvoicePayment
CRM opportunity → quote → invoice
Pipeline wins become billable docs without re-entry.
LeadOpportunityQuoteInvoicePayment
Store paid order → ERP invoice
Online checkout posts to Sales and inventory.
CheckoutPaymentInvoiceStockJE
POS sale → ERP invoice
Register sessions post sales and cash journals.
POS saleSessionInvoiceCOGSCash JE
POS refund → credit note
Returns reverse AR and restock in one flow.
RefundCredit noteStockJE
Invoice → AR aging → record payment
Receivable desk with payment allocation.
InvoiceARPaymentJEStatement
Payment → journal entry
Every payment posts a balanced journal — drill back via ?je=.
PaymentJELedgerTrace
PR → PO → GRN → supplier bill
Purchasing through inventory to AP.
PRPOGRNBillPay
Supplier bill → AP payment → JE
Payables desk with three-way match.
BillMatchPaymentJE
Finance AP ↔ purchasing trace
Jump from bill to PO and receipt.
BillPOGRNTrace
Invoice → credit note refund path
Revenue reversal with stock return.
InvoiceCreditStockJE
Partner ledger ↔ sales / finance
Customer and vendor balances in one master.
PartnerAR/APDocsPortal
Empower your system
Six spine modules — explore each app in depth.
Money loop
From sale to ledger — one flow
POS or storefront revenue hits inventory and finance on the same ERP spine.
1
Sale
POS ticket or online order on one catalog.
2
Inventory
Stock move and COGS on the same tenant.
3
Finance
Journal soft-post to your chart of accounts.
4
Portal
Branded customer & vendor login — slug URLs, invites, password reset, merchant control desk.
E-invoice sandbox where enabled · honest depth on industry hubs.
Live today
Four portal personas on branded URLs
Invite customers, vendors, employees, and owners to slug-based portals — separate from admin login, with forgot-password and a control desk in ERP.
Mrfqy HRM
Mrfqy HRM — legal group and org chart in one hub
Departments, sections, and job titles wired to HR, recruitment, and careers — separate from mother/subsidiary legal structure. Free org-chart tool claims into the same tree.
Holdings
Running a holding or sister companies?
Link legal entities in ERP Settings → Companies — consolidated P&L, balance sheet, and intercompany desk ship today.
Onboarding
Sector wizard + Setup Tracker
Pick your industry pack, preview Major ∪ sector apps, then finish go-live with the ERP Setup Tracker after create.
Industry OS for every sector
11 hubs with honest depth chips — restaurant, retail, pharmacy, construction, and more on the same spine.
Integrations on the spine
Local payments, e-invoice, SMS, and WhatsApp — wired to ERP, not bolted on.
Modular like Daftra — one Module Manager
Turn Sales, CRM, POS, Shop Front, and 70+ ERP apps on or off from Settings → Modules. No reinstall, no duplicate logins.
- Category toggles match Daftra Manage External Apps
- Industry picker recommends a starter pack — change anytime
- Shop front and POS respect the same module flags
Built for Arab commerce — not a generic ERP port
Honest comparison on bilingual RTL, local checkout, and commerce-native books.
MrfqyOdooDaftra
Native Arabic RTL admin + storefrontBuilt-inAdd-onStrong
Store + POS + ERP one catalogSame tenantModulesLimited commerce
Local payments (Paymob, Fawry…)Country packsIntegrateRegional
Free starter tierForeverPaidTrial
Toggle external apps (Module Manager)Unified togglesApps storeManage External Apps
Industry OS hubs11 hubsVerticalsSME focus
Why teams switch
- One product master for storefront, POS, and ERP
- Admin-controlled staff permissions and audit trail
- Live partner portals with invite-only slug URLs
- EN/AR reports with MENA tax awareness
- 67+ apps — activate only what your sector needs
- Free-tool drafts claim into Sales Desk and Mrfqy HRM
- FIFO inventory with live store and POS depletion
- Local payments, carriers, and SMS in country packs
- ZATCA and ETA e-invoice paths from sales docs
- Holdings desk for multi-entity consolidated books
- Organization OS — legal groups separate from org chart
- Industry shells nest sector apps under each hub
- 1
Open ERP HQ
Create your workspace, invite staff with roles, and land in the app launcher.
- 2
Run the sector wizard
Choose restaurant, retail, pharmacy, construction, or another pack — Major spine apps stay on.
- 3
Activate apps & finish Setup Tracker
Toggle modules in Settings → Apps, then clear the post-create Setup Tracker checklist.
- 4
Connect catalog & commerce apps
Sell and cost prices flow into invoices, COGS, POS, and your online store on the same tenant.
- 5
Invite partners & publish careers
Send portal invites and open recruitment when you are ready — same OS, no extra stack.
Go live in five steps
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ERP at the center — store, POS, websites, and domains on one spine.
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